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PBS
Online
This site is many sites in one. It contains transcripts, essays
and RealAudio presentations in addition to live forums. "Nova"
helps science teachers in the classroom.
The
Panama Canal
The unkindest cut, the down and dirty story of the Panama Canal
by Discovery Online, complete with text, sound, video and a slide
show.
Paper
University
A site where students and teachers explore the World of Paper! How
much paper can be made from a single tree? How does a paper towel
absorb water? All of your paper-related questions will be answered
here! Explore the world of this pulpy necessity, from the basics
of making paper to papier-mâché projects, origami,
careers in the paper industry, the history of paper and more.
Parent
Soup
Parents, or anyone else for that matter, can ask advice from a community
of other parents in the struggle through divorce, curfews,
adoption, toddlers, teens, and a host of other issues.
Parks
and History Association
An online gallery of photos from national parks and historic sites.
Pearl
Harbor - The Legacy of Pearl Harbor
The MarcoPolo Partner Site Xpeditions has a new grades 3-5 lesson.
Be sure to look for additional Pearl Harbor resources using the
MarcoPolo Search Engine at http://marcopolo.worldcom.com.
Pencil
News.com
A wonderful "news" site prepared just for children.
People's
Century
A companion web site to the PBS TV series of the same name explores
"the turbulent events of these hundred years through the revealing
personal testimony of the people who were there."
Physics
(High School)
Mr. Tom Robinson's Physics classes at Kentridge Senior High School
have put together an index of all things physical.
Plagiarism
Theme Page
This "Theme Page" has links to information about Plagiarism.
Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information,
content...) and reference materials to help them learn about this
topic. In addition, there are also links to instructional materials
(lesson plans) which will help teachers provide instruction in this
theme.
Plants
and Our Environment
This web site is about plants. You will learn about how plants grow
and the different parts of a plant. We will tell you how seeds travel
and what bees do to help plants. At our web site, you will also
learn about plants and their relationship with animals.
Poetry
for Kids
Celebrate National Poetry Month with Time for Kids (TFK) reproducibles
and activities.
Polymers:
They're Everywhere
Grades: 3 - 8. Polymers: They're Everywhere is a National Geographic
site that presents a basic discussion of polymers in everyday life.
It also includes a section on recycling plastics.
Prehistoric
Zoo
Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, hosted by Discovery.com: Who ruled
the planet after the dinosaurs? For starters, how about a killer
bird as tall as you and a rhino/pig-thing the size of your house.
Meet these � and other � fantastic beasts who rose from the asteroid's
ashes.
The
Prince of Wales
The official Web site of His Royal Highness.
The
Psychedelic Sixties
Focuses on literary tradition and social change.
Pyramids
- Scaling the Great Pyramids!
Produced by NOVA, this site provides an online adventure in exploring
the pyramids. So what's so great about the Great Pyramid? Lots of
stuff, like its amazing shape and dimensions. Build a scale model
of the Great Pyramid and compare it to scale models of other objects
you know.
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